The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-04
LOCAL DREv1rrEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

Il. the Clty.
ONE narrisgs license was issued satur.
day. ~ a az
The Grand this evening-"NObody'u
Child"
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted 10
record Saturday.
THIS IL rule day In tho office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
THE Board OF County Commissioners
meet in regular session to-day.
A COO WHEEL was broken al the Upper
Riverside Friday night; which compelled
tho entire mill to. lay oil.
THE Bohemian glassworkers will 70.
main at No. 10 Twelfth etreet, this week.
The room was crowded all day Saturday.
JoHN FIrToN, the plumber, met with a
paininl accident yesterday afternoon, fall.
Ing with ouch force as to dislocste ono oil
bis knees. .-.......I
TWENTY cases oil drunkenness, disorder.
ly conduct, indeCency and other Btereo.
typed oiIeuses are on the docket for this
mornings police court.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
cleaning and repairing OF the Disciples
Church. It. Is expected that special SER
vices will DO held at the rropening.
The second number Of the Linsly Chroni.
Gle, published by tho Btudents at the Llnsly
Institute, Ia out. 1t shows Conmendabl0
progress over the first issue and Ia credit.
able sheet in every respect.
TIE Andes 10 due to-day from Cincin.
natl, for which point sho will leave OIL
her return trip tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. The river was falling last even.
ing with depth Of Q feet in tho channel.
JESSE BuRxRTT won the race which he
skated at the Alhsmbra rink Saturday
night against Eugene Hanke, taking the
first two heats. Hanke claims the atari
was given too quick on the second 20.
Lilo gave Burkett fifty yards start in each
heat.
THE grocers doing business above the
creek have very generally agreed to close
their stores at Z o'clock in the evenings.
The arrangement was to commence to-day,
but was deferred till tomorrow TO give
the clerks chance TO cauvaGs tho South
Side also.
A MORSE belonging 10 George X. Nc
Nechen 4 Sons was found dead in the
stables OF tho firm in Alley Q Saturday
morning. The ANNUAL in some manner
got tho halter wrapped around Its neck,
snIocstion being caused by it's struggles to
release itself.
JACK BIooaR and "slus" Craig got into
fight at Haneon's saloon, Martins Ferry,
Saturday night, and Brooms was pretty
badly used up, Craig biting q mouthful out
OF one OF his eyebrows. Broome was ar
rested and Craig escaped Dr.. Garrison
dressed the prisoners wounds.
A SURPRISE party was rendered Mr..
John Heckel by VaRs's band Saturday
night. The affair was in the way OF a
farewell TO Mr.. Heckel, who will leave to.
morrow for Ills new home in Wichita,
Kansas. A large party OF friends were
present and passed the most pleasant OF
evenings.
YESTERDAY was Palm Sunday. the day
in the Catholic calendar which comment
crates tho triumphant entry Of Christ into
Jerusalem. 1t ushers in Holy Week, and
next Sabbath ia Easter. Services are held
throughout the week in all Catholic
churches, but especially on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
TIE Pan Handle Ncrs, OF Wellsburg,
says in it's issue OF last week: The p, G.
& St. l.. r. R. Co., will have to pay taxes
on IN assessment OF $3.50, 900 on the Steu.
benville bridge for the year 1856, accord
ing to the order OF Judge Boyd, which viz.
tually sustains the action Of Judge Jacob
in this matter last year.
GEORGE SKEiD, young man OF East
Wheeling, was arrested Saturday by OH.
Ger Bell, and committed to jlil by Squire
Davis in default OF $1,000 bail TO await
hearing on the charge OF robbing the old
Smith brewery Of quantity OF goods be.
longing to Ny. John She!lhsse, who is
about to open q baking powder factory
there.
CHlEPoF Police SMITH hss received
letter from w. H. Whittlesey, general
passenger agent OF Dayton, Ohio, who ex-
plains tbat the man H. D. CLARK, arrested
here some time ago for stealing jewelry,
but released for lack OF evidence, used his
(Whittlesey's) name simply because he
had picked up e. card with it on when at
Whi!tlcaey's office trying 10 procure
pass.
CONRAD LEoSuARr, the well known
street contractor, was seized with sud-
den stroke Of paralysis Saturday morning
n, bis home, No. zoos Chapline street. He
had packed up his tools preparatory to
leaving for GAINESVILLE, where he has come
work 10 co. when he suffered the stroke.
His RIGHT aide Was paralyzed, By the
time physician could be summoned Mr..
Leonha!t was delirious. Lis condition is
serious.